Menu from Sher
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Mixed Vegetables Pakoras
Potato, cauliflower, brinjal, and onion slices, battered and deep-fried
Malai Kebab
Tender chicken marinated with cheese and cream that melts in your mouth
Tandoori Platter
A generous assortment of prawns, fish, chicken tikka, tandoori chicken, and mutton kebabs
Sagh Chicken
Tender boneless chicken cooked in delicious spinach puree
Mutton Curry
Mutton curry cooked in traditional North Indian curry
Chicken Kedai
Boneless chicken fried with cream, masala, fresh peppers and spices
Mutton Korma
Mutton cubes cooked with mild masala, cream, and spices
Prawn Masala
Shelled prawns cooked in thick onion sauce, tomatoes, and masala
Fish Masala
Boneless fish cooked in onion sauce, tomatoes, and spices
More about the restaurant: Sher
Perfect for:
Breakfast, Lunch, Coffee & Cake, Dinner, Buffet / All You Can Eat, Larger Groups, Eating Outdoors, Late Night Food, Families with Kids, Drinks
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Sher booking?
The Jungle Book’s Shere Kahn was a king in the animal kingdom. Taking its name
from the Urdu and Punjabi word for tiger or lion, Singapore’s Sher is a king among
Indian restaurants, and for sure some of its dishes have considerable bite. Serving
up cuisine with northern Indian, Punjabi and Pakistani influences, Sher is a welcome
addition to the dining possibilities down Sembawang Road. Simply and elegantly
decorated, this long, narrow restaurant features a terrace for al fresco dining when
it’s warm (or your curry’s too hot!) and an interior flanked on one side by a well-
stocked bar for thirst-quenching beers, wines, and icy, mixed long drinks. Sher is
glowing with warmth throughout – a tantalising teaser of what’s to come.
Sher’s casual dining philosophy belies the stellar northern Indian cuisine
on offer at its Sembawang Road premises. True, you can pop in for a coffee or a
beer – its open frontage and terrace is an invitation for that sort of thing. But, of
course, the real magic happens when you sample a dish from this superlative
Singapore Indian restaurant. Seafood, chicken, and mutton curries abound, and
there are many delicious biryani and vegetable dishes on offer, too. Warm up to
these with a starter, and match your choice with fresh naan and a cold beer and
you’ll discover that you’ve got the appetite of a tiger, and a feast at Sher fit for a king.